Purchase a Mazatapec sporeprint for high-quality mycelium and paddock culture. Perfect for mycologists and hobbyists. A mushroom spore print is a print of the spores of a mushroom, obtained by dropping the spores from the cap of the mushroom onto a suitable surface. Sporeprints are often used by mycologists and hobbyists to identify mushrooms, collect spores for microscopic examination, or grow new mushrooms. Here is a step-by-step explanation of how a sporeprint is created and used.

How to Make a Mushroom Spore Spray With a Sporeprint

• Go clean and sterilize everything you use! Carefully open the spore print and use a sterile knife to scrape some of the spores into a sterile shot glass. A knife tip is sufficient for a 10cc syringe.
• Do not use too much sterile water, a few drops is enough.
• Use the needle of the syringe to mix the spores with a few drops of sterile water.
• If you look closely, you can see that the tracks are falling apart. Continue until the mushroom spores are pretty much dissolved in the water.
• Suck the water with the spores into the needle and squeeze it again.
• Repeat this process a few times. As a result, the spores will mix well in the water.
• Suck this one more time and the spore syringe is now finished and ready to use.

Substrate For The Mazatapec Spores

There are several ways to compose a substrate. These spores do well on a substrate of brown rice flour, PF Tek, rye and on enriched soil and manure.

Saving Your Sporeprint

Sporeprints of mushrooms are made on sterile film. You can store these just fine in sterile plastic bag with closure in a dry, clean, dark and cool place.